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Meanings of considerable trepidation in anglès

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Usage of considerable trepidation in anglès
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Each of the next three births was the source of considerable trepidation.
Secret of the seventh son
2
She drew in sharply and looked about in considerable trepidation.
Master Tales of Mystery, Volume 3
3
In considerable trepidation, the youngster dashed forward, shut off steam, and turned it round.
The Huge Hunter; Or, The Steam Man of the Prairies
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He had done so, and he thought with considerable trepidation of their next meeting.
Don Orsino
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Polly paid her first visit to Dandaloo with considerable trepidation.
Australia Felix
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She entered the arena in considerable trepidation of spirit.
The Native Son
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With considerable trepidation he walked across the bridge, and presented Giletti's passport to the Austrian gendarme.
The World's Greatest Books — Volume 08 — Fiction
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This report was announced with considerable trepidation, in a very audible whisper, to Adorni and the Landgrave.
Memorials and Other Papers — Volume 2
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I went to my wife's room, after I reached the house, and faced her with considerable trepidation.
A Pair of Patient Lovers
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On the other hand, Bagenal Harvey, who had fought several duels with coolness, exhibited considerable trepidation in his last moments.
Autobiographic Sketches
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When Sam reached his lodgings in Russell Square, which he approached with considerable trepidation, he found Mrs. Wroxton awaiting him.
The Lost Road
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She went to the president's office in considerable trepidation and emerged from it an hour later, her heavy features set in anger.
Marjorie Dean, College Sophomore
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As we drew near her father's island, Alea showed considerable trepidation and anxiety as to the way in which she would be received.
The Cruise of the Mary Rose; Or, Here and There in the Pacific
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So it was with considerable trepidation that she mounted the stairs to the signora's studio on Wednesday afternoon and knocked on the door.
Mcgillivray's mistress
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It seemed as if they were, for, as she looked and listened, in considerable trepidation, the man approached the house in swift, swinging strides.
The Unseen Bridegroom; Or, Wedded For a Week
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William dismissed them with a wave of the hand, and they withdrew to a little distance among the trees, where they waited in considerable trepidation.
The Blue Pavilions
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Considerable trepidation across language varieties
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